We begin with a story
Why do we remember our childhood bedtime stories more vividly than the literature we read in high school? How does
Posts Tagged 'event'
(Not) Funny ?! – Ar in a Bar
Why has comedy been so influential? Who decides the line between funny and offensive? And how do we navigate this
TheatAr: The neuroscience of human connections and sense of self in theater
Why does a compelling performance have the power to sway us? And what about the actors’ emotions and identity
The State of Water
Water inequality exists at every level: between rich and poor nations, rural and urban areas, industrial giants and local
Shaping Tomorrow’s Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence is suddenly everywhere. We are told that it’s inevitable, revolutionary, that it promises both utopia, and incredible
Living with AI
Artificial Intelligence has emerged from research laboratories and is now making headlines daily. Yet, when we look more closely,
The Roots of AI
Artificial Intelligence is all around us, accelerating medical drug development, selecting what content we see across social media or outclassing
Evolving emotions: getting a feel for the world
Few things shape what it is to be human as profoundly as our emotions. Though we may feel them deeply,
Unpacking bias: perspectives from neuroscience and social psychology
Do we consciously choose how we act in all situations? Can we act in racist or sexist ways without intending
Tripping into the (un)known: treating the mind with psychedelics
Ready to go on a trip into the (un)knowns of using psychedelics in the treatment of mental health disorders? Then